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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-04
LOST IT'S THIRD GAME.
Eau Claire again Defeated by the
Agile IWaukee Nine.
Special TO the Globe.

Special 10 the Globe.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May S.-The Eau
Claire team dropped its third game by a
score of 10 to 8. AS in the two previous
games Milwaukee was clearly superior at
every point. Power, who was in the box
for Eau Claire, pitched stronger game
than either Murphy or Reardon, but he, too,
showed poor command of the ball. Ander-
son, Milwaukee's pitcher. made a fine show
ing. and it is generally thought that he is
the best of AIilwaukee's pitchers. Hull
was badly spiked by Bethel in the seventh
inning and his place was taken by Shenkel.
Behel's left field play was the feature of
the game for Eau Claire, while Broughton
distinguished himself by a long throw from
center field to the plate, putting out base
runner. The score:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-04
THE NETS, FIRST VICTORY.
Results of the American AssOcia-
ton & mes Yesterday.

NEW YORK, May 3.-The Metropolitans
played in fine form to-day against the
Brooklyns, and won their first victory.
About 5000 spectators were present. In
the ninth inning Holbert and Mcclellan
had collision. Mcclellan was knocked
senseless and had to be carried off the field
He recovered soon, but Harkins took his
place. Porter pitched finely up to the sixth
inning, when he went to pieces. Mcclellan
and McFamany did the best batting for
the Brooklyns, while all the Nets except
Holbert handled the ash in good style. Es-
terbrooks absence from the Nets was re-
marked upon. Score:
Nets. :. .......,0 0 0 0 l 0 As
Brooklyn ....... 0 0 0 0 0 IL
BALTIMORE, May 3.-The Baltimor e
batsmen took rather kindly to Stewards
curves to-day and pounded the bail at will.
defeating the Athletics with very little diff
ticulty. The visitors were outplayed at
every point and failed to do much with
Smith at the right time. Bauer's Sec
ond-base play and the heavy batting of
Davis and Tucker were the features of the
game. Score:
Baltimore ...O 0 0 6-l5
Athletic .... ....1 l 0 l 0 0 . 3
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-04
LUCAS IN THE BOX.
The Duluth Manager ritches Well.
but Oshkosh Wins the Game.

SpeCIdI 10 th5 UIODe.
OSHKOSH, Wis, May 3.-Lucas, the
manager OF the Duluths, occupied the box
to-day in the game with Oshkosh i'll the alb
sence of new battery which he has been
expecting for several days. He pitched Il
good game, striking out six men. The bat
terleS were KroclI and Gastfield, and Lucas
and kemmler and Earle. The last named
was disabled in the first inning being
spiked by runner at the home plate. OSh-
kosh played perfect game and its runs
We're made on costly errors of the visitors.
The features were the fielding and base run
ming of Oshkosh, and beautiful back stops
of Gasttield, who also threw well to second.
For the visitors Axes stop of O'ConnelPs
hot grOunder and Jones work in left field
were commendable. Following is the scor e:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-04
Done in Nine Round s.

JERSEY CRY, May 3.--A prize fight oc-
Cured in field outside the city limits last
night between George Evans and George
Wilson, of New York, for $3.50 side. In
inc ninth round Wilson was knocked out.
The police appeared and made number of
arrests. Evans was among those captured.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-04
Dead Animals
CITY CLERKS OFFICE, !
ST. PAUL, May 3, 1887. (

City CLERKS OFFICE, }
ST. PAUL, May 3, 1887.
I'd proposals will be received at this
office until Tuesday, the 18th day of May, A.
ID. 1887, for removing such dead animals
from the City Of st. Paul rs may be ordered
removed by the Commissioner of Health OF
said city.
Proposals must state what disposition will
be made of such animals when removed and
must be accompanied by u bond in the sum
of $500.
The Common Council reserves the right TO
reject any and all proposals.
BY order of Common Council
THOS. A. PRENDERGAST
124-l29 City Clerk.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-04
The New Work Dog show.

NEW YORK. May 3.-The dog show
opened this morning at the Madison Square
garden. Nearly 1000 animals are on exhi-
oltion. Secretary of the Navy Whitney
purchased from w. w. Tucker a St. Ber-
hard puppy out OF the champion Apollo,
TOR 5000 and st. Bernard bitch for 81, 600.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-04

SCORE BY INNINGS

Milwaukee 20 20 0 0 80
Eau Claire ...........0 0 0 0 i )
Earned runs, Milwaukee 3, Eau Claire 2; home
run, Lowe; two-base hits, Reccius, Anderson
Rousseyi bases on balls, by Anderson 3, by Power
3; wild pitches, Anderson /, Power A; passed
balls, Strauss l, Cox Il struck out. by Anderson
TO- by Power u: balk, Power; first base on errors
Milwaukee ), Eau Claire 2; stolen bases Mlwau-
kee II. Eau Claire 3; double play Behel and
Cross; hit by pitcher, Cox umpire, Foreman;
time of game, hours and 30 minutes
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-04
Washington winners.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-This was the
opening day of the spring meeting of the
National Jockey club. The track was
dusty and the attendance 5000.
First race, five-eighths mile, Pasha won by
four lengths Brambleton second, Germans
third. Time, 1903
Second race, one mile, three-year-olds and
upward, Telie Doe won by two lengths;
Buffalo second Nettie third. Time, 1:46%.
Third race, National handicap, one and
one-eighth miles, all ages, Dry Monopole won
by d length and half; Burch second, Boaz
third. Time. 1:5s.
!, Fourth race, Youthful stakes, one-half
q M, - a9sswo-ycar-ol& Omaha won by two
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For AnsnrIcn,, Cun.

NEW YORK, May 3.-The committee on
me International yacht race for the Anne T.
lca's cup fixed to-day upon Sept. ~ and 20
and Oct. for the races, when the Scotch
yacht Thistle will be one of the contestants.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-04
Pat kiilen Again.
Special to the Globe

special 10 the Globe.
DULUTH, Mimi. May 3.-Pat Killen has
issued another defy to either Curtiss or Nc
Donald, and has offered them present of
800 il either stands before him for four
round;
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miles, Montana Regent won, Lungalght
spcnp1 ptalov third. ti,na 1.Scl/

SSN'"N' VIVIAN th'iu, piiuC. l'oo/2.
Second -ace, Robinson stakes for two-year-
old filles, ane-half mile, Princess Ban won,
Emma HANCOCK second, Miss Ruth third !;
time, 5lhs.
Third race, Phoenix hotel stakes for three
year-olds, one aud one-quarter miles, Banburg
won, Montrose second, Libretto third; time,
-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-04
IG's.eary still Walking.

Special to the Globe
OMAHA, Neb., May 3.-Dan O'Leary.
the pedestrian, arrived here to-day to ar
range six days walking match, four
hours a day.
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COR ANOTHER ONE.
Minneapolis Pulls Out Ahead i'm the
Contest with La Crosse

Special to the Globe.
La CROSSE, Wis, May 3.-About 500 peo-
pie saw La Crosse drop the third game to
Minneapolis to-day. La Crosse had the lead
to the sixth inning when Minneapolis scored
4, leading La Crosse 2. In the seventh the
home team got and in the eighth 5, an d
Minneapolis got 5. La Crosse failed to
score in the ninth ana the game went to
MINNEAPOLIS. Score:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-04
Gloves! GioYest

The finest stock of cotton Isle thread
spun silk taffeta and kid gloves in the city
can be found at McLain's, 3S4 Wabasha
street
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SCORE BY INNINGS,

ST. Paul. 0 O.
Des Molnes ............0 0 Is
Bryan declared out for runaing outside the
lines
Earned runs. DeS MOines 3. St Paul q home
run. Alvord; two base hit, Cleveland; bases on
balls, Des MOines ,, It. Paul /; passed balls,
Stockwen Il time, hours, 10 minutes; umpire
ll;iIv
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-04

" 1VVtN W Wy vi II
where he states that he,
sign Manning. the YOU
reported as sold by 1,
While here Commons sc
of Graves and Kaes fron
Louis base ball men
made q big mistake In Ii
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-04

La Crosse. ......2 2 2 8 0 o s O-15
Minneapolis. ....2 2 3 o O s *-16
Earned runs, La Crosse g. Minneapolis g.;
three-base hits, La Crosse 2; two-base hits,
La Crosse 2, Minneapolis l.; bases OH balls. off
Hines 2, Off Kennedy2, of Willis l, off Win.
kleman 3; struck out, by Hines l. Kennedy
8, Winkleman 4 passed balls, Ingraham 2,
McKeever2. Murray 3; time, 2:35; umpire,
Brennan.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-04
GREAT SALE!
UNREDEEMED WATCHES

Every Watch in this List even alleged copet
tors make by buying goods selling
at the prices they usually charge This reading
the pledge list look this
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-04
BOSTON IN THE LEAD.

der. the catcher released by them to St
Paul.
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Capt. Keily's Team Ahead of All
CCaMDe iINrS.

Yesterday was an eventful one in the Ma
tional league. The Boston team, with its
$40, 200 beauty, showed its nose in front of
all competitors with record of four vcto-
ries and no defeats The record of the
league to date is as follows:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-04

Kun earned, Duluth 7; two-baSe hits, Burns,
Mcmillan; struck out, by Krock 6, by Lucas 81;
bases on balls, off Krock 4, off Lucas 3; passed
balls, Earle /; time of game. 1855; umpire More
land
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-04

Kansas City Wants Manning.
Special to the Globe.
ST. AoUIs, May g. -George Commons,
new manager of the Kansas Citys, was in
Sf onis tod x-e;, hls NOV 70 nat,.o;+
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-04


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4 PEN FACE, 2h or. COIN SILVER CASE,
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= OF. COIN SILVER CASE, GOLD JOINTS,
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YNHREE-QUARTER PLATE, lG SIZE, STEM
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x or. HUNTING CASE. COIN SILVER, WITH
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SIG; case alone worth the money.
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i tour pairs in settings, 3-oz. case, open face;
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COLDJOINT SILVER OPEN FACE CASE. ~
~ plate, full ieweled Lancaster movement, $l3.
A -OZ. GOLD JOINT COIN SILVER OPEN FACE
II case, Elgin movement; shows but little use;
Sll.
E,-oz. HUNTING COIN SILVER CASE, JEW
" eled expansion balance American movement,
sig; very cheap.
G1l.-GOLD JOINTS COIN SILVER OPEN
WV face stem wind, nickel full plate Spring
field movement; almost new; this is cheap.
| WE REPEAT--WE HAVE THE LARGEST
w stock in the city and more real, genuine
bargains, l. e., honest, reliable goods for 20 ~
cent. 10 50 per cent. less than they be bought
Tor elsewhere than any one i'll the West
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-01

Wl1e Tie snassAse tres ruienr has been ~
riova,l ss are wears ssi-h nueh -1ccess as a
cure f1f -anv a4.lneu6s. q correspondent ia
Siaeterrth Crnnzrv -sls attention 90 the
eec@ssifv of avos1lnz risssrurs xh5 have not
a rhoroazb '1arwl-is- Il tbs AZ; a. disas-
tfos.S -. - fellow fr,-s re s-nt treatment
o. shb-h i<r-s-t rsrssrs suhlect their
patsnts - Hlr~fausr who e 49,
ni7ef autaeri-v. d--recates niassagt BY
ma.,h1rsry a hs consi,ers that much deii-
cacy IS necesszTy u treating toe complicated
nervous systerr q ths hu-sa frame.
Mazare -srssnsd ~ith hy-ienic gynnss-
lscs 49, prs,si-~d ~ th- Indians AMI
Chiness. n ~ may sslisve history, many
rentaiss before fho bis-h CT Christ II Is
Therefore not a new er-strnrnt, as many sup
pose. bat = revival n sygcne ages.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-01

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sbose szsss4sBi - D. trrsss sRa eslhese
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-01
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.
Manners ssa Ususses Practiced in Polite
S>~iksy


s>~iety.
n good taste r. important in dress il is far
more important in ruaEtisr. says Ars. john
Sherwood, and here yaSlilss pause % pay
Nsw Tofk wo-,er <Snp,lnsut- They are
Say 20 issisious arfl acute. witty snd play
~. viii great AL N exposing ridicule;
tu-n fsr s.firc, vhich they indulge in, not al
rr-z - tAs hsSt rAtured manner. yet with
irr>Ssti h,e eTest. In word thar faculties ac-
suirs p,iab1ity ~ movement which imFarts
: hswitrsrrg air of fr-s,Orn and negligence.
ard make even tbcir best effsrts seem only
the exuserance # = rfisd capssl- ot higher
sz--fisnoes. but uss.,sitisus ~ attain thszE.
Th>re y sozretsrps IN The >r1srscan tenn
r-rsss@-. slaes2rR. a-nnsploxs. or ~slat-
---r 10 10y ~ rsirh s---vss ne sii1bitants
- assszlv snr.vs-srcs sometimes.
r.ussr ths s'x-ss - eur tss-craments.
Tie psssi sAo-s - vs-S a.' 20 "a ANXIOUS
-ss.st sslp v~o~x and sSss snxiSus
p.sse >axn - talk -sssss nep taking
c.ssss ss-n .. dszscs csu dance PcoPie
~. n ~sisis -usC vlrstle Il u tbe oxy-
-sn. SD -ith a ssv srd laughing woman
tsi- .r.a-s h->s->s -s.r ,rs may call ten
sss-v - - ssusetrc. whiie a nervous and
xv-se,sse p----- VII h-vs De f4-ets That
/
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tis~; Il 1, sss srcsrs o. ths rack this nsttls
rss- e. sss -is4
Txs'iSh -s-c- are r,uch cal-cr. In ths
r-s-ys-s ts-fr ciir-ate csl-s them Then
tt-ir s-issssss 80 uct hslf 50 oinSalssnt. We
nv -~->-<-~r II ~ f-f American wonar
-rr-Suis s-i f~~~~ec - h>c.~s exiy-aote,
a. - sis---ss srd fss clNs-A that saf q
rhs~ ssrs -cr- rrii-d rrs~>s an nrs-u 20
- fe@s~ss 70 ne assss< ~ f>Sfish v~onssn
wsi-s -s 90 rs~ tsl< 81 iss1s more
,.-- - s->sls Mrs. - tsrT -srnsr IS %
- s--r>fitsd - t--ir sriHt>crstir form K
x-r-rrs.ut Ir "a rerrefual l-sson of Dig
nifty gvsn II kir-$ ard queens and counts
ar sot ,iwav- n1od.ls. tseTc is : certain dig
nirv of u'srnsr r~-siurcl n the mere elect
- -1s>csiD< ts.t ssey ars.
1t = c1rS-us fs-t r~-aglinZ the state q
i-r,s<ti- s,yr.rs N kn1-rirs. fhaf n,siis ara
fsrft-r ~ from -she isivT tram thev sre In
80 rr-r. sfistc-rati- countries II England
lsdv ara ker rsid ar veyT con1aenti7i
srt quite sx-arabie The word mistress
8 nosv aif.cs. never used in America. The
utteruncst Stretch On The rsrr ~ an sn1picys
s-uid - 8, 80 - wers.s tie lady,
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-01

Sxa-s-Cut jssf O. zranulsted. &C: "a o..
40. ExTa &C. 51S@s sc Yellow c. - OF, C
sodec-ereen Xii 10 Toe. Rio. roasted icesi &c
Java. ereer lFtre3c. Jsyz TOaSiee % .ssc. Mara
csifo. ros-5ed. lsrrc bericzn. roasted. isfs2tc
Tsas-Fs7ss. z'ie = ><ic- Jspa-. medium. 2Sls
- 81 -ary, iiAsc; Hyscc. szssc: cunpowder
1 s2c cosOus ft-Aac. Congo. 1SStc.
Fioar- 80 pr c7vt. $40 per boi. patent pro
CO. s2Es - civ7. s ssrer bhl.; al rheSs -four
g = per cwi.. g ~ per Obj; blekvhest. 8 "a
20 rc- cwf.
NJ Feez- -scrsealngs. si5 per ton; bran. So
ship "a tt; -ittfD-x s. 1l6.
S<cf-ler- ssf ost> ! fsi2.
Aersscfic 1rl-N -hfEar te,t fe}sc per gallon
wstrr .hrc u1sr
tas 1inr-ffs.e rsr X ION.
scefis Clover, ! l<<5 81 timothy 5, s,se2 p.
sat Nieirzko. 81. Esstcrl. 81. i1
sk-so. snIfs i-h 81 rer half OBJ. sscths-
r->ses 8 slsf. n pIT half hhi trouf. - =. cd
Salt - - ~ cisrssif0 yev hundred c-suuct
oT~r~s .elecss III ~. smoked haiiolt- e1itc.
PIX - bafreis-ksSs rork. Cc SO r*-scG
sss osSr =. extra short cat, ss9. standard
ciesr hsCx. $50.
Tsri-rie-css. =. r ari = 10. tah- &c. q
ID round Sins. iy1 cases e. IN ti1 pals. y "a
-
Feef in 0arrefs-F ztra mess. warranted 70 lhS
q ftsTs -. extra no-eicss -.
1ti't eriue--WauS S-sila creamery, sot1, y sc
- = ~. csiry, solid ze. r0.ls lfc
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-01

The hai5 fset aEs sebloel properly cared
faF fhz sfa1alEsat ga sste1laa Iiid
a.satsrs taf Is Lrus Ilsse httAs feet
Ave to- great ass - .s4H-ess sTsnth ~la
-.e1tT 81 nso1a- Csuss4Dt care IS rsslliF ~
s.sal .sa fessl.ss se~ss ana sses - nos 81 <
1saT bi.nk-s AL esosrn= P1rp.s ard cc-t
wifh an4 > zE-~-lr- Wass tLs tttse GO
rezais - VA leer - mol 1ha- tns eo>t
quickly s-regsses ne soft bose saa tnin
:. - 80 bsov's seses. In ains tsmes oat Il
-.su nkea tae E.ti- tosd-srs fref and cry a
relnszir VI De fsant for tnis discomfort "a
exnozlEg th1r feer ~ warn uTs DIS
cretion r asso neecei When sciecs'nx shoes
fsr the baby, - - Il Kat SLe sidta of sole,
and heizst II is.tsS 49, circuit of boot TOP.
are soansh ard more than snotszt Tor tae -
.ulreEaeats a rol1b.', f4ss growing tseI ard
anAlss-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-01
GRAND RaPIDs Markets.
Farm Produce Yroa Fir.t Hands.

Farm Produce From First Hands.
Apples-50a. SC per bushei: extra fine. 81 90
s. 'Oess g per barrel
.ESsls-Hand pie. Isl 9Cssl q per hsshei.
E.tfer-FnrSh roll Il sctfc: dairy -rfIlc.
CbseSc -sts'e. 9i[a-1ic; New York, f1ll cream,
1890.
tSsver seed-s4 77a4 20 per buSasl.
Dnad FT,dss-A Fptcx, cvapsrated. l<lSe per
Iounl quarters, 5eSfc per pound; cherries,
iSnssc pen pyund. peaches, ;&esl5c per pousd-
Eggs-Prc<a. &c
Fresh aeats-DreSscd hogs 3 5A<1S 10 per cvt.
Iautton s. ss25 So veal s. ec<ss 20. beef g. 0Ss
6te.
Grain-Rhest: Claxson 7sc: LancES.er sc
Oats. @e1slc. RYE ssGsac. Corn, 3Sc3Sc. Bar
ley 81 -~Si a. Vercwt
lliscs~Gr-en &C, part cured '5s.shc. cured
&C: cG,f skaS. 10 y pounds. Sic slp SKINS
green 7c cured a2iec. desin Skins. s.1s5c saca.
sleep peits. sOcttsi, wcol being estimated al loc
per pound.
Hpn1.y-gG1Ic. strained. ea0c.
HsY-Tiu1ss ay SlsSl5 per ton; clover SlcSi2
RaieI; a..
oEt<cs-.sC "a -.
hca.Try-rprkeys dressed. isGiic; ducks, sssc
fowls axc.
POxto<s--4AasAe
Huts ssess 1sss2<c.
stxawZS pez IN: sss55 % per ios1.
fsC2g-gs s<eytsC ger n.
sosl-Washcc = slsc. unwSsAed onethiTd OF
We>d ~Fiecs saEsc wood 81 5182 per cord; foul
fcox vooS Stf1S ~ per cord.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-01

A voun1 i.5v should never forget her hall
r~rrg efrz- -<-Tr-nts So or1lf SIS g. he care
f1l raf 70 cr--,i Gre z-nflr~lan b refrsiz z
= d.rr- With Aim an thar accrrtirg the
oi~-- - ..--s.r -r-h tk1ss 10y b.
fr--i.us ~. infuss Tcun- Mans feelings
urrr--s-s-- srd r-7 h~r s-crsihtanc-s
-sgss - -.ii s~ rrs-
~-,r< -sr e ,rrd hs-iv - tod
ss-s,s3 rot fsrr~t fhst 10 - ,sssd = y-rn-
adv f-. x-r-s- - r-ust srnef 1,er bs-fs-
sc-r 80 - =, hsul e, sag wifh hcr n
k--t 49, ev zi-k-~-s cr ether god c.ase he
r1r-t --sd h-r 4 r1tc h-fore 80 sr~,tutsd
herr IL g r7f r~~---srv 80 take leave af
~-ur h-zt--z - N-l All th.t sha requires
- ~-u s - WV -- hcr 81 entering ss1 20
rnszr v-1r~rli rs -.rsralis srsl hsrry IS you
czr y alie in b. h~'I=s
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-01

Fi-s-rr hcvIs sre aiwars ln fsstir- fr
t-r -rrf- = -1r rf11erre g. - dlsFeu--i Fi-a-
Th~-r - -uits ss cecrsSsrY f.T sa,a3 -
rer - for - ere. ard srr 49, ig orser
-e arg n-sa -shcrs ft.i- eaten. he rslst
plan tr - uraii rarkin ,n riste -
~naa CT u,~sigm $50 a,d rlare -ae frcs~
to~5 ~ thi- There sseu'd he ore Gngsr
bow Ger sarh s1i-sk
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-01
rsstui Hints.

Do not pack sway clothing worn just BE-
fore some me1rbcr n the family wGs taken
W Always cir sart garments well, and in
cases of scarlet fever 0r diph;heria disinfect
them. even though they were not worn after
The patient becaEue IL Clothing worn by
children just previous 80 an attack Of scarlet
fever and put away without airing has been
known. months after. % convey the disease
IN o. hers ~ the h0tisrhDii
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-01
snnlirht and ni.ea.e eerm..

" Daclanx has studied the influence %
saaiizsS on ths vitality u micrococci 4 few
hours' sxrssure 70 the sunlight weakened tho
pathogerbc micrccocci snd finally killed
fheun. The -fercucs is that sunlight is a
universal hY-snic agent, one that Is most
>.csive and powerful. common to both private
AID pubic sanitation
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-01

Tressxr sorr'rx NArrh Z is he heRi g.
rsn1 a~tss iss- week 81 orr sirs'ne afr
see fsoo&e n aar .ins a1ve refer been
q sraf ~ s1ch - fga-ee - fasF hees
fea1 ss~ tae tex wesks pass Fh.s as the
Al ar,sssreiairv ssd isn Tou nssss s.
resrxtalrz wssss tafs seek a. rssf ~ gae
rfeae sasaefe Er-ekarv ttin8 fs.a-a Ess
silserwsrp sssrs ef x Lesrxri 8 ~ana. Na
- a Aanxse 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-01

Feb. Hags-Aarket active end steady:
piys 81 1904 -. light. soyla5.fj. rough pack
Ing. s5.1l=s a.: usixe1 aAd heavy packing aud
saipping sa4'&SsS
cows s. o0035 %. s0CSc s2.S~Ia 10
Sheell-Netk. uanr u chnic.. IS lo4f4 =.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-01
oOszmGIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.


Meals l5c At the Grand Central. 81 and 50
posri-st undsr Hart s. Aubsrgs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-01

ETeryihiHz GOES -,st. ior vs srs obliged
so nsve sa8 rsfb-r han near fhs loss ~
araessxp etc ra " wsse leTer prc-s
glsn arer far chs vees begi Ming -
5aF hsrch T. Siiver~s-r ismps elsss
Chira nj Cr1 sery e~vthir-- Nstaire
reserved Issl refs rfr1sn1 tef
II r-~s-n = Srve
f- Moss
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-01
MARKETS nY WIRE.


FEB. - -Nbest-ogenet "a e lower. sue-
seQleniiy ruled stfsngeF sud advanced $50.
~iih u31erate 5gs.nsss 40 rec. fehfusry
ssisc March ts sS 81 April. s-,.e48 C.
Ma. go s3lc-
Cons - hixher and moderately sctiYe.
acc
fork-FlEm. New mes si4a~lsco
Lard -iisher steam IesNersa y.52ts.
B1Iler-fifm Wcafern 20 &c.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-01

Fes. ~ -Wheai-Cash white 50. cash ach-
lsau red si.f 40. red slt.e asked cash
- . Nsrch s-its April $40. Aay.
COrE-31,fc biG.
O4ss-No. ., sac, nominal No. . white s3S
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-01

Zen. -whes,-Hlsher Cash and March
Co-n-Fir-er. cash and March sas.e Msy
ssi c
Nhlsky-sIf5.
PORK k-s.r5ag. Cash si625 Nay. Si6@
Lard-s.eajy. Cash. so, MAY. s.0es.-2i Z
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-01

Feb. 2S-whea5 aud higher. CSsi
GA<gs2l.c. May, 3isc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-01

tsst vcur dinnss st tie Grand Csatssl. 81
anr h PesrI q nrier Harf Am.er-s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-01

The finest variety eve shown in the Citv
AOnrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-01

one isie- b1ys seven rassl ticket stfhe
Grand Csn,ras. under Hsft & AmosrEs
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-01

s. IA gf e. AAD <
leslA hict. ftb. g lS17.
Sesi-f uloposss 30 itt l41sr u 1ou ~ "a %
inuktes in she terN ot sxe ylars vfH - Fse-stesi
ns t4e aafer,s sasJ, lr lu ~ 90 cock N. %
Wednesday. lne "a q. aar,a. M
Ih- boar- OF Managers aud .te Warden ~
serve lae is1i % re.ecI saY ana a. pIsp s4.s.
= a.. NArktSs, N41lea.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-01

Ths sst v1e@k 81 - crest Closing out
s.is ~ ~. I.-~ssrs = ssns. ts sosror-st.
Tbs = positively the asf week sat vs
-aa ersr or rsfss A. Those aston slirsiV
lov gricss Ia, re rave dore the feT Teeks
past Efe nzsf close them oElt ard Ta.h
ta "A move tsev th-T mast - A. cost. 1h.s
is yorr eppsrttirltF.